Morning Tribune, 6 April 1936

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE vmTl^JorW- SINGAPORE, MONDAY, April 6, 1936. FIVE CENTS.
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    ITALIAN TROOPS REACH LAKE TSANA
    526 1 E\D OF W All XE All 4.DAY BATTLE DKSSIE ROAD TAKEN Rome. Apr. 5. COR^TO AN ITALIAN PRESS RETVRE^TOFraE ITALIAN VlCtoly IN A TOTO DAY BATTLE. THE N?GUS™ PICKED FORCE OF 40.000 \tv\ TS DESCRIBED AS NO LONGER AN ARMY BUT A DISORDERLY MASS OF
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    "April First" Debacle In Commons
    156 1 "April First" Debacle In Commons London. April 1. •THERE was excitement m the House I of Commorrs this evening when Miss Ellen Wilkinson's motion that the Government give effect to the 1920 resolution that women employed m the common classes of the Civil Service be placed m a position of
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    Native Rubber Duty Up Again
    51 1 The Hague. Apr. 5. A MESSAGE from Batavia states that the export duty on native rubber has been raised from thirtythree guilders to thirtyfour per hundred kilogrames dry weight, the order to be effective from April 6. new order to be effective from April 6
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    Harar Bombing
    103 1 No British Subject Involved Addis Ababa. April 4. FE British Legation announces that as a result of an enquiry made on the spot it was found that no British subject lost his life during the bambardment of Harar. Immediately the alarm was given the few British subjects living
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    Mongol Border
    109 1 More Affrays Alleged To Have Occurred Moscow, Apr. 4. FURTHER charges of Japanese and Manchukuo invasions of Mongolia have been laid before Ambassador Ohts by the Assistant Foreign Commissar Stomonyakov, who asserted that there had been a number of attacks during the past few days. He stated that
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    CONSTRIPTION
    113 1 Emergency Laiv For Austria Vienna, April 4. THE Diet has unanimously adopted a law authorising the Chancellor, m case of emergency, to enlist all able-bodied males between the ages of eighteen and forty-two years for service with the colours, with or without arms. The measure is framed so as
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    Defence Of Japan
    59 1 Big Increase In Navy Estimates Tokio, Apr. 5. IN a press interview, the Navy Minister, Admiral Nagano, said that since Japan left the Naval Conference md become a free and independent country, the replenishment of national defence was necessary, therefore the forthcoming Diet Session of the Navy
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      5 1 j Home football page 23
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      88 1 V\, DEPENDABLE^-^^ j Y\ DELCO -LIGHT k There are nearly half ft!-| I\i a million "Delco Light" ©«^fe" plants m use. This m it- J self is sufficient testimony /IgfflSgjS of the great service they fi^<Ht23L V have been to the world. JLRS^K V In far distant and outly- #V^?l—^=J
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    Whistle Blown In Commons
    286 2 SOCCER POOLS HFRATF Bill Heavily Defeated PfctMtlAT, Apr 4 TIIK debate M the private member's hill designed to prohibit football pool betting enlivened the proceeding m the House of Commons to-day. Mr. K. J. Hussell (Labour) moving the second reading of the bill, described pool betting
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    7.000 Reds Killed
    59 2 Suppressing Revolt In Shansi A OOVEF?NMENT communiqir from n Taiyuen. the capital of Shansi claims that more than 7.000 Communists were killed wounded or captured since the third general attack launched by Government (onset. The remnants have been encircled and it i i> tiered that they will
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    42 2 Law Notice For To-Day DFFORE Mr. Justice a'Bockett Terrell m *> \hv 2nd Court at n n. Magistrate* Appeal No. 63 35 Rrx v.s S Bhunmugain Before Mr Justice Adrian dark In the 3rd Court at 11 am Summonses-in-Chambers, Originating Buattnonaei and Motion
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    Amy's Bad Luck
    120 2 Colombo Bechar, Apr. 4. AMY MOLLJSON'S flight to the Cape is held up. She smashed the plane's undereaniagc on landing. Later. It is too early to say whether I shall continue my Sight to the Cape but it seems likely said Amy IfoUlson m un interview with
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    Successful Conference Of Rotary Clubs Concluded
    335 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Apr. 5. THE Rotary dinner last night m the 1 Cirand Hotel was attended by approximately 130 persons, Mr \V. J. 1). Kloezeman, president of the Ipoh Rotary lub presiding. Prince IMirachatra, replying to the toast on his brhalf
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    To-day In Singapore
    125 2 To-day In Singapore HIGH TIDES:— IO.4I a.m., 10.52 a.m., FOOTBALL:— S. A. FA. League, Div. 11, H.M.S. Terror v. R.A.F. 11. Naval Base; Com cup 5.H.8.; Straits Times v. Municipal "B" V.M.C.A. CAPITOL:— Eddie Cantor m "Strike Me Pink." PAVILION:— Mr. George Arliss m "The Guvnor" with Gene Gerrard. ALHAMBRA:—
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    50 2 Sydney Wood, a twenty-flve-year old fruiterer, of Cornwall-road, Paddington, was remanded on bail at West London Police Court recently. He is accused, with another man, not m custody, of entering a Shepherd's Bush post office wearing a mask, holding up the postmistress, and taking £38 9s. 4d. from the till.
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    HAUPTMANN DIES
    187 2 Excuted 4 Years After Crime Trenton, New Jersey, Apr. 4. BRUNO Hauptmann was executed yesterday (7.35 a.m. Malaya time* for the murder of the Lindbergh baby. Warden Kimlt rling said that Hauptmann made no request and no confession. He had not lost courage and was apparently confident to
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    Too-Eager War Veteran
    50 2 AN old war-horse, now drawing a baker's cart m Yeovil, Somerset, arrived on the parade ground where police were being inspected. When the superintendent gave the order "right turn" the horse obeyed so eagerly that it tripped and fell. Four policemen were detailed to lift the horse.
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    Dedication Of New Church
    823 3 THE OEHLERS MEMORIAL An Impressive Service Singapore, Saturday. i VERY impressive service was conA ducted by hi. '"^'"pirtt Bisho p of Sin* apgre, the JUgM ;ST f d d«dir.Ud the Harry Oehlers Memorial Church of St. Paul at the White, and the Rev. Adams. \s the
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    Dr. Eckener
    92 3 Genuine Supporter Of Nazi Regime London, Apr. 4. REUTERS special correspondent aboard the Zepplin Hindenburg states that the airship is cruising slowly down the Brazilian coast to Rio where it Is expected to land m the morning. Dr. Eckener expressed astonishment and annoyance at the report that be
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    19 3 The Air Mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on Mar. 25 was delivered m London on Apr. 3 (9 days).
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    FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
    489 4 United Chinese Bank TIIK first Annual (iencral Mertiriß of thf Shareholders of The tinted Chinese Bank, Limited, was held at its Registered Office. Bon ham Buildin*. 31— A. Chulia Street. Singapore, on Saturday. Apr ft, at ihmmi CHAIRMAN'S ADDKKSS Those present were Messrs. Wee Kheng Chiang (111
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    Union Group
    223 4 U nion Group Corporations Ore Figures T_ f I^iudoii. Mar 29 HE following are the ore reserve est:mutes of tht Union Corporation subsidiaries as at Dec 31. 1935 the differences as i.unp.ued with the figures of a year ago being indicated All the estimates ;ire based on tfold at uos
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    THE LOCAL MARKET
    206 4 Prices Marked Down Bißgaponi Saturday morning. Rubber (Singapore) 26,4 cts., down Vl ct Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore) $10SM, down $Vfe. To-day's Prices:— London: 7Vjd., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. New York: 15% cts., down 3,16 ct. Market Tone: Steady at decline. TIN London: Spot £214, unchanged: three
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    The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
    96 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore. Saturday noon. No. I X.R.S.S. m cases (FOB April! 26 516 26 7|16 Good FAQ. m cases (FOB. April 1 26 316 26 5|16 No. IXR.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable S'pore> 26 316 26 516 do. April 26»4 26% do. May
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    Defence Loan
    120 4 Treasury Opposed To Operation London. Mar. 29. IT is understood that the Treasury is opposed to railing a loan to finance tne proposed defence p-ogramme The opinion m official quarters is that the programme can be financed without Moating a long-term loan. Contrary to expectations, the Cabinet did
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    31 4 I nave never known a pound spent on advertising m the British Press to be wasted.— Mr. Cecil Bullen. of Liverpool at the Federation of Wholesale Meat Traders meeting at Coventry.
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    EARLY ACTION IN REGARD TO AIR SERVICES
    1985 4 Straits Steamship Company's Plans Well Advanced rE fifty-first general meting of the straits Steamship Company Limited was held at the Registered Office on Saturday rtzbljrK preside d and the others present were Messrs. F.S Gibson, Tan Soo Bin, Gaw Khek Khiam. J. Bagnall.
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      43 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established m 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully Paid up> V.100.000,000 Reserve Fund V. 129,150,000 Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. ■totfW, H. UNAGAMI. Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room 5921 5922 General Office 5923 6472 Compradore's Desk.
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      17 4 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE Fire, Marine, Motor VEHICLES WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
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    FRASER & CO's SHARE LIST
    923 5 FRASER CO's SHARE LIST Pajam ($1) 1-80 1.90 Perak R. Valley ($1) .95 1.05 Parit Perak ($1) 2.25 2.35 Punggor ($1) .24 .28 Radella ($5) 4.05 4.35xd Sandycroft ($2) 1.00 1.10 Sungei Bagan ($2) 2.70 2.85 Sunsei Ramal ($1) 1.50 1.60 cd S. Tukang $1|- .97^ 1.02V 2 Tambalak ($1)
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    Flying Was A Gamble
    240 6 Bml These Pioneers Led To KA.F. London, Ttb 2h TWENTY-FIVE yean ago to-day, from 1 i welter ol experiment! and a jumble of private civilian undertakings, rote the Air Battalion. Forerunner ol the Royal Air POTOf m the official word* ol tin time, "Army requirements consequent
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    33 6 Police officers are guarding Kay Francis, the popular film actress, following warning sent her by an unidentified woman that a man. whose name she end not disclose, was planning to kill the actress.
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    The LIGHTER SIDE Of LONDON LIFE
    1185 6 The LIGHTER SIDE Of LONDON LIFE (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 27. WHAT happens to the thousands of letters which are written to film stars by their admirers all over the world? Film fans may rest assured that every single letter received is read and duly noted; especially the ones
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    Budding Stars
    39 6 THE BBC. has at last decided to give 1 amateurs a chance to "make good" on the air; and the first programme will Matabele Warriors. A scene taken m South Africa for the film "Rhodes of Africa."
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      172 6 POOTimi TIIK LAST NKiHT OF KXTENDED SEASON! •> d %iu mi it X I ill HWIi .^^feuiM^ V «;.15 TO-NKiHT 15 ■•***??*■s&' j •J* Come .hml haw thr Lau^h <•! 1^ *^> J your Lifetime at /c;.^ <" J EDDIE and his (ior^eous T I J J (ioldwyn (iirls m
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    Personal Paragraphs
    296 7 Personal Paragraphs PEORGE ARLISS is rehearsmg for a U new film, a drama of the Orient entitled. "Hands Off;" m which he will play the part of an Eastern Potentate. His leading lady will be Lucie Mannheim, (who has just completed her successful stage-run m "Nina" at the Criterion Theatre),
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      253 7 HNFMA PAVILION CAPITOL TO-NIGHT:— "The Guvnor", with TO-NlGHT:— "Strike Me Pink" with George Arliss and Gene Gerrard. Eddie Cantor. NEXT CHANGE:— JaIna. NEXT CHANGE:— "A Tale of Two Cities", with,Honaia Colman, com- l mencing Tuesday. ALHAMBRA i |MARLBOROUGyJ TO-NIGHT:— "Last of the Pagans." NEXT CHANGE:— "The Girl Friend." TO-NlGHT:— "Change
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    Archbishop's Peace Appeal
    493 8 TO THE PRIME MINISTER Locarno Powers A Hacked (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 24. A LETTER, srttinjj out the feelinjjs of representatives of various Christian Communions m England, Wales and Scotland on the present European situation, has been sent to Mr. Baldwin by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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    "Red Max"
    124 8 Flritaw's Reaucst For Extradition Paris. Apl. 1 THE British Government has made a formal request for the extradition of Roger Vernon and Suzanne Bertron. the man and woman suspected of complicity m the murder of "Max the Red" Keller, m Soho. The two will appear before a special
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    31 8 Copies of the film records of King George's funeral, made by British Movietone. Gaumont-British, Paramount, Patho. and Universal, have been presented to the British Film Institute for inclusion m its library.
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    Swim On Sundays
    103 8 /> Will Be All Right If It rays Peterborough, Apl. 1. IT is all right to swim on Sundays, but not to play games m the park and not to go to the pictures. This seems to be the view of Peterborough Town Council. They have declined
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    Drug Overdose
    214 8 the Californian courts had issued a warrant for her. Her lawyer said she was not evading arrest, but was ill. Watch On Mother Of Heiress Jersey City, Apl. 1. MRS. Maryon McCarter, mother of Miss Anne Cooper Hewitt, the heiress who alleges she was rendered incapable of motherhood
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      38 8 ANOTHER TAUBER'S £mm asst GREATEST SUCCESS IN A Msi|^^^^^^AVjHß POWERFIX 111 MAN STORY OF M|i§ M ROMANTIC SINGER RICHARD TAUBER AS JOSEPH STEIDLER, ROMANTIC VIENNESE SINGER IN "Heart's Desire" wiih I I ONOIt A rOltlll IT <.DOIU.| (,HV\|\
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      102 8 SUN TALKIE HALL (New World) 7.15 TO-NIGHT 9.30 Warner Oland m ii \iu 1 1 rn\s is i o\i»o\ %r r THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE J CORPORATION LIMITEDj (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) > FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR, ACCIDENT WORKMEN'S COMPEN- SATION INSURANCE UNDERTAKEN. J FULL PARTICULARS AND RATES APPLY, 16D,
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    Explorer's Two Years In Tibet
    916 9 RA RE BEASTS FOUND Roving Bands Of Brigands Vancouver. RETURNING from a two-year expedition to the Orient with a romDlete collection of the birds and 22 of Tibet and Western China, twelve-ton cargo, Brooke Dolan, explorer and research expert of the Philadelphia Academy of Science,
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    76 9 Campers from all over England who for the past eight years have been meeting at South Devon Holiday Camp. King's Ash Hill, Paignton, Devon, renewed friendships at a reunion St. Valentine's Dance at Lyons' Piccadilly Corner House. For eight years the manager, Mr. R. Leins, has organised this happy reunion
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    Old At Thirty
    291 9 Modern Emphasis On Youth WOMEN who are "too old at 30" were discussed at a conference m London organised by the Over Thirty Association and the London Council for Voluntary Occupation During Unemployment. So great was the emphasis on youth m trades and professions, it was stated,
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    GERMAN MOTOR TRIUMPH
    421 9 Her Own Fuel Rubber Berlin. PERMANY has stolen a march on U the whole motor manufacturing world with the development of three things of vital importance both to the motor industries and the country at large. She has produced the first production model Diesel-engined car. She has
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    Snub By Labour
    259 9 "Moreover, the National Executive Committee cannot fail to take note of the proclaimed fact that .affiliation is sought, not for the purpose of promoting the Labour Party's declared policy and programme, but, on the contrary, to utilize party facilities on the platform, m public conference, and m
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Apr. 6, 1936. A POPULAR SPORT
    314 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Apr. 6, 1936. A POPULAR SPORT TllK animal meeting of the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday calls fresh attention t<> the extraordinary success this institution lias enjoyed doling recent years. In the old days it was a popular Sunday morning resorl 1" v young men, who reached
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    AROUND MALAYA
    588 10 IT time when the Victoria Theatre Is so much m the public eye and when we have Just seen one of the best of rerrnf amateur shows produced there (the M;t"lc Circle show), it is of more than usual interest to note that a renewed promise of the
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    PERSONALITIES
    216 10 Mis \v J Williams arrived m Kuala Lumpur from home a few days ago. Tht Hon. Hon. Mr. Rgmont Hake arrived m Kuala Lumpur from leave last week. t :.<: Mr. R TO Lammert. of Warm Studios, is returning to Singapore to-day alter a visit to Kuala Lumpur. Mr.
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    Why S'pore Is Free From Epidemies
    1467 11 FUNCTIONS OF BUREAU league's Eastern Arena Singapore, Sunday. CITUATED m a quiet residential suburb of Singapore is an organisation of which too little is generally known, but its ramifications embrace practically half the globe and the nature of its service is vital to the
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      44 11 5^33 y^"ik*\ Telegraphic Address: PHONE 59M B GOODWOOD The most charmingly situated Hotel m the Island. Ideal for permanent residents RESTAURANT Table d'hote and a la carte. COCKTAIL BAR LOUNGE TENNIS. Di\FL Din er Dance On Wednesday April 8 $I.dO NO AFTER-DINNER ADMISSION CHARGE.
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      92 11 W^ TO-DAY V TIFFIN: $1.00. Creme A La Reine Fish Au Gratin Roast Sirloin of Beef Horseradish Sauce Long Beans Pomme Chateau Cold Meat and Salad Fruit Salad and Custard Cheese, Fruit, Coffee. Try Our SPECIALTIES. FRESHi: Hors D'Oeuvres Varies "CapitoP Baked Alasca A Choice of Orer 100 other dishes.
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    FRED PERRY: LIVERPO NEW AIR SERVICE: A CATHEDRAL: SUSSEX HUNT.
    114 12 FRED PERRY: LIVERPO NEW AIR SERVICE: A CATHEDRAL: SUSSEX HUNT. The modernistic trend of architecture m Czechoslovakia. Crowds m Romp at a mass meeting enthusiastically applaud the Italian rictortes m East Africa. A charming study of Fred Perry, the British lawn tennis champio Perry has already started training to defend
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    Books and AUTHORS
    1746 14 Books and AUTHORS The Son of Marietta. Gollancz $475. Johan Fabricius. The Jew of Rome. Hutchinson $4£o. Lion Feuchtwanger. The Whole of the Story. Gollancz $3.00. Phyllis Bentley. The Best Short Stories 1935 English and American, Jonathan Cape $3.00. Edited by Edward J. O'Brien. (Obtainable at John Little Co., Ltd.)
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      40 14 r*V *"""fFREE^SAMPLE OFFER f I Send 10 cents m cash or stamps, to cover postage I I and packing, and a free sample will be sent by j return. Address hXesile's "Mil*" Dept., I 129 135, Cecil Street, I Singapore.
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      55 14 j^^, CROWN I carry ready stocks of crown corks, crown-corking machines and aerated water machines. My prices defy competition. Phone 3784, call or write for particulars. M. WEINBERG 189, Cecil Street, Singapore. PHOENIX J LEMON BARLEY WATER A BEVERAGE ■I Jill A I I Manufactured Dy S THE PHOENIX i
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      113 15 LV carrier SINGAPORE j LUGGAGE CARRIER CO. s j Baggage Contractors Forwarding Booking. Agents for F.M.S. Railways. Baggage Agents for:- Blue Funnel Une V East Asiatic Line Nederland Line J 8.1.5. N. Co., Ltd., etc., etc. I J Tel Address:- "LUGGAGE" i PHONE 2428 or call Union Bldg. fy^ V
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      60 15 SHOPPING GUIDE I HAIRDRESSER w^r£X Maison HI Marcelle fe The Best Add I V'fW*- ress tor modern > 4i^is^ Hairdressing 35 Stamford Rd. Proprietor: Y. Kooy, Tel. 4807. 5/LK STORE TQjmnunL/TORc A 2i HIGH Vjf^, STREET. CURIOS i Camphor-wood Chests Mah Jong sets Handkerchiefs Emb. linen table cloths Chinese curios.
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      157 15 RESTAURANT Real European i j Food S Come and have your steak cook- ed as you like it on an open charcoal grill by JOHN, Slnga- t pore's leading Ch«f. j OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT Arcade Restaurant CoUyer Quay, Fhone 4825. BOOKSHOP USEFUL BOOKS Balance Sheets: How to Read and Understand
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      91 15 CHEMIST $0-60 A pleasant way to remedy constipation Nyals Figsen may be eaten like Candy and will act on the bowels, liver and stomach Agents. FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD., (Inc. m F.M.S.) 8, Raffles Place, Singapore. Qualified Eye Specialists. Eye Examinations. Eyeglasses. Exclusively. Phone 3002. GRAMOPHONES I COLUMBIA GRAMOPHONES and RECORDS
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    THE HARBOUR
    29 16 Members of the Singapore Mercantile Co-operative Society at a picnic held at Mr. Lim Kirn Than's bungalow. In the foreground is Mr. Son Ghee Soon, the Chairman.
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    PASSENGERS
    339 16 THE following passengers disembarked from the President Harrison, which arrived here at daylight on Saturday Mr. Eizo Akigusa. Mr. E. S. Bamberger, Miss Ellen L. Bamberger, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bordat. Master H. Bordat, Miss C. Bordat, Mrs. M. D. Cooper, Mr. E. A. Perkins. Mr. M. J. Riker.
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    Under Sail
    449 16 Belgians On Goodwill Tour AMONG the miscellaneous traders the big Magdalena Vinnen arrived at Havre from Bahia Blanca on New Year's Day, the day after the Werner Vinnen arrived at Ghent from Gdynia. The Newfoundland schooner Chesley R. sailed from St. John's, Newfoundland, 'for Lisbon on Dec. 31.
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    126 16 SHI^S ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTFD TO ARRIVE KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Lucifer, Lch. Dolplrn. Lch. Kittiwake, Tung Song, MotorLightor "Cuacam", Loudon. Subok Tug Pentower. Oil Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil. VFSSELS IN DRY DOCKS TAN JONG PAGAR:— Sheers Wharf: Nil Albert Dock: Nil Victoria Dock:
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    256 17 Two Xew Liners Empire Conference In London Canberra, Mar. 30. rr is learned that tentative arrangef ments have been made for a conAil the Governments with shipping interests concerned m the route will be presented, Great Britain. Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Mr. EC. PaS Commonwealth
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      269 17 BIRXS PIITLP LIME. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. MARELLA May 28 June 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Mcl bourne to the connecting X.P.M. Vessel. BRISBANE SYDNEY return $642.86 Ist class
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    GOLDEN COTS ESCORT
    310 18 Heir To World's Richest Man Bombay, Apl 1 GUARDFD night and (lav by lynx-eyed watchers, hidden behind an impenetrable veil 01 secrecy, the HusnHush" baby Is on his way to Europe. I!.' is the cinnnnn.ooo infant, who is heir to the world's rtche I man. his grandfather,
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    459 18 No Valid Proof Of Marriages A COMMITTEE appointed by the Secretary of State for Scotland is sitting m Edinburgh to inquire into the mar--S rV^°K .trar-Ooneral for Scotland, submitted memorandum dealing with statistics It* t*£™*' her of marriages registered Inagotland m 1933 the latest year for u/hieh deMils
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    52 18 The inquiry into the Milk Marketing Contract prescribed by the Milk Board which has closed after a hearing lasting 36 days, is estimated to have cost about £35,000 m legal charges. About 750,000 words were spoken. The report is expected to be m the hands of the Minister m about
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    61 18 A bequest of about £8,300 is made tc a Chichester (Sussex) Carmelite nun. his sister, by Mr. John Oswald Hall, for 50 years one of the leading Argentine importers. The immense fortune of Mr. Hall, who was born m Stratford-on-Avon m 1849, has not yet been calculated. The legatee is
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      31 18 t ~~T-r>»'^ M 1 Hfg' v»**3|j«v»«»- 1L If-tv ►rf w o ?>V nT^t 'SS < ■*> X «jS*%-* va^^ X; tories. (See story on page 11) ports m addltlon to Provinces and terri-
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      20 19 j 1 1 1 1 >ioo\ 1 i TODAY I i j I THE GAP ROAD HOUSE j 4. i
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      115 19 BROUGHT BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! T A "f A* A great entertainment, certainly a film well worth seeing v J MALAYA TRIBUNE, MARCH 25th. •> fl R. NIGEL BRUCE *J« •J» 0 RKO JESSIE RALPH S ;f^H^ •> V |sl Pic.ur. MOLLY LAMONT WW •j» PA V I LI U
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      447 19 lon the radio British Empire Programme mi om (experimental only). '*S-M»» 3: GSF W. 82 m.t«* ,IM4 mos.) from 9.20 p.m. to 10.35 p.m., «n 25.29 metre., (11 .86 m«.) In- cm to 0.20 a.m.; and GSB 31.5 1 **res (9.5J mes.) from 10.50 p.m. <o '■Transmission 5: TwSC 31.32
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      454 19 from the Hungaria Restaurant, London. 0.20 a.m. Closedown. TO-MOKKOW TRANSMISSION 5 620 a.m. Big Ben. "Eight Bells." A repeat performance of a popular nautical revue, by Mungo Dewar. The east supported by the BBC. Men's Chorus and the BBC Empire Orchestra 1 leader. Daniel Melsa; under the direction of Eric
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      188 19 son (Soprano). Relayed from the Pavilion. Torquay. Orchestra: Overture, Maritana (Wallace), Concert Waltz. The Haunted Ballroom (T)ye>. Mildred Watson and Orchestra: Aria. Romance (Cavalleria Rusticanai (Mascagni). Orchestra: Lyric Suite. Op. 54: (1) Shepherd's Boy. (2) Norwegian Rustic March, (3) Notturno, <4> March of the Dwarfs (Greig), An April Shower at
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      209 19 605 p.m. New.s and Economic Review m German. 6.20 p.m. Concert of Light Music. 720 p.m. News m English. 7.35 p.m. Concert of Light Music (continued). 820 p.m. Close DJB. DJN (Germ., En 8 P 25 pm. Call DJA, DJB. DJN (Germ, Engl.). German Folk Song. 830 p.m. Greetings to
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      37 20 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES 'Incorporated m France* EASTER HOLIDAY RETURN TICKETS TO SAIGON AT SPECIALLY KEDICED RATES HY M.M. VESSELS. ""ttrt !0 visit Fronch mio-China SSf^Sft! fre'ncVSr-cE T Ur StS Ist class return 2nd class return 115 s N
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      26 20 W,li k. m^^^^ fc i ■k B 1 Ha Ab Ml SoZe Agents for Malaya: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD., Singapore Muar Kuala Lumpur Ipoh and Penansr.
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      383 20 O\ 111 l lIAIIIO (Continued from page 19) Anfermann and Oottbold Ptoueber. M 6 pm News ;uhl Economic Review m Oerman. 6.20 p m Concert of Light Music. 720 |> m News m English. 735 pm Little Oerman Broadcasting AHC 7JO pm Concert of Light Music (continued) BKO p.m Cloaa
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      348 20 corded) fi s') pm. Nirom news bulletin. 7io p.m. Selections from the opera Pele&fl et Mellsande" (Debussy). Played by the orchestra of the "Grand opera" of Paris, and conducted by OeorfM True. 8 pm. Talk by Mr. E. H. de Haan. 820 pm. Variety programme by Nirom Orchestra, conducted by
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      169 20 I transmission. zm^^ News m French. 8 a.m. News m Spanish. 820 a.m. News m English. 835 am. Recorded music. End or transmission. ll'Sa.'m." News' in English. 1135 a.m. News m French. 11.50 a.m. Recorded muse 12 50 p.m. News m Spanish. 1 05 p m. News m German. End
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      181 20 2 110. lIOIIH' Wavelength 25.4 metres (11,810 kcsj TO-DAY 9.20 p.m. Opening announcement. News bulletin m English. Symphony concert conducted by Maestro Fernando Previtali, mcl. Vivaldi's concerto m D minor, compositions by Pergolesi, Debussy and Rossini. In the interval: Address by Mr Adriano Lualdi, M. P., speaking on "Modern Italian
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    Viewed From The Benches
    1458 21  -  .rTER the arrival of the Middlesex comment L f the regiment, but there has T&£?& SSTth. M.dd.esex sSSs X ss&?£ S| meet with here, and it will be interr ing to follow heir fortunes after they open their league season on April 22 Mpnn\vhile the Middlesex
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    56 21 Civil Aviation Company's Report BangKok, April 3. SIAM'S only civil aviation company operating m the North-estern provinces has issued its report for the year ending March 31. Mails carried 26,822 pounds; freight 5,585 pounds. More than 200 flights were completed to schedule without forced landings or accidents
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    31 21 Sister Constance Welch, of St. Mary'sroad. Weybridge, Surrey, for fifty years a member of the Community of the Nursing Sisters of St. John the Divine, has left estate valued at £10.491.
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    90 21 Soviet Airman Lost During Combined Flight Over Arctic Moscow, Apr. 4. A SOVIET airman, one of the two who were making a combined flight over the Arctic Sea to Franz Jesefland, was lost m a anowstorm over Novaya Zembla The pilot of the other machine landed safely at Waigatx Island.
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    210 21 New U. S. Warships Fortifications In The Pacific Washington, April 3. ADMIRAL Standley, who has been acting as Secretary of the Navy on account of the prolonged illness of Mr. Swanson, had a lengthy conference with Mr. Phillips, the Under-Secretary of State, and subsequently, m the presence of Mr. Norman
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    Women At Club On Sunday Morning?
    3020 22 ference to the services which Mr F O. Hill had rendered to the Club and proposed that he be elected an honorary lifr member Mr Hill has done more for this Club. I think, than any other individual member." Mr Brewer said. Mr 8
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    300 22 Governor In The HE the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, who is president of the Oxford and Cambridge Society of Malaya and an Hon Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, presided at the eigth annual Boat Race dinner of the Society held at Seaview Hotel on Saturday. Over sixty
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      273 22 A Beautiful woman's white arms outstretched to him but he dared not embrace her for his touch meant DEATH! HERE'S THE NEW SENSATION OF THE SCREEN! COMING to the ALHAMBRA More Exciting than "THE IN VISIBLE MAN" More Thrilling than any I'M *> of UNIVERSAL'S former aAJLILa I^ O Successes
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    SUNDERLAND WIN AGAIN AT LAST
    1162 23 Results Of Saturday* Home Football "Set a/ the" "tand at present. FIRST DIVISION l Brentrord J Arsenal Q preston N.E. Birmingham w 3 Blackburn R. Huddersfield T. 0 Chelsea 4 Aston villa J Grimsby 1. 2 W hamp ton W. 0 I* pds u 2
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    Night Mail An Hour Late
    45 23 Night Mail An Hour Late THE night mail from Singapore on Saturday was nearly an hour late at Kuala Lumpur on account of I delay to the mixed goo-is train which precedes It. The mail was held up a lone; time between Kendong and Rembau.
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    26 23 Mr. G L. Ham. M.C.S., has been seconded for service under the Municipality of Singapore, with effect from Mar.' 20. 1936. inclusive, with claim to pension
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    CENTURY BY D'COTTA
    538 23 Cricket Club Lose To S.R.C. Singapore, Sunday. rE Singapore Recreation Club gained an overwhelming victory against the Singapore Cricket Club on the Padang this afternoon when they won their two-day cricket match by 243 runs. The match was decided on the first innings score. The S.R.C. took
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    Cambridge Win
    48 23 London, Apr. 4. FOR the thirteenth year m succession, Cambridge University won the Boat Race to-day, beating Oxford by five lengths. Cambridge's time was 21 minutes, o seconds, as compared with 19 minutes, 48 seconds last year, when the Light Blues won by 4V 2 lengths.
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    79 23 Reuter London, Apr. 4. The following rugby matches were played to-day: Birkenhead Park 10 Leicester 3 Blackheath 6 Newport 11 Cardiff 23 Richmond i Devonport Serv. 11 Gloucester h Harlequins 8 Bristol London Scottish 16 Bath J Northampton 9 Rosslyn Park 6 Sale 11 Coventry Wasps 9 London
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